Seth Abramson is a former American criminal defense attorney and criminal investigator. He has worked as an Assistant Professor of Professional and Technical Communications shares at the University of New Hampshire.
He is also a poet, journalist, editor, and literary critic who is known for his poetic collections titled Northerners (2011) and The Suburban Ecstasies (2009). For his poetry, he was honored with Green Rose Prize in 2010 and the Akron Poetry prize in 2012.
Seth Abramson Wiki Uncovers Age
Seth Abramson was born on 31 October 1976 in Concord, Massascutes.
He also lived in New Hampshire, Iowa, and Wisconsin.
Education
Seth Abramson completed his Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2016. Similarly, he pursued his Master’s Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 2009 to 2010.
Also, he attended the University of Iowa from 2007 to 2009 and did his Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing.
Family
Seth Abramson comes from a family with a teaching background. His mother’s name is Claudia Abramson. She was an art teacher who motivated Seth to pursue his career in teaching from an early age.
Seth used to visit his mother’s school and help her organize art materials. From her mother’s commitment to the well- being of the students, he became inspired to do service-oriented tasks in his life.
Married Status
Seth Abramson lives with his wife and rescue hounds, Quinn and Scout, on a suburban street in southern New Hampshire.
Quick Facts
- Seth Abramson has a self-titled Youtube channel which has over 1.27K subscribers.
- He is the author of eight books and editor of five anthologies.
- His books titled Proof Of Conspiracy, Proof Of Collusion and BAX are kept in Amazon for sale. The hardcover price of Proof Of Conspiracy and Proof Of Collusion is $19.79 and $15.29 respectively. Similarly. the paperback price of BAX is $14.90 Dollars.
- He has been a columnist of Newsweek since 2018.
- He remained instructor of the Iowa Writers Workshop from September 2007 to June 2009.
- He worked as a columnist of The Huffington Post for more than 6 years where he has to review contemporary poems with the main focus on Metamodernism in contemporary art.
- He is the winner of the August Derleth Prize in fiction and also he has received Alexander Chambers prize in Essay Writing.
- He won J. Howard and Barbara MJ. Wood Prize in poetry.
- He was a member of the American Bar Association from October 2001 to August 2007.
- He is engaged with the Association of Writers and Writing Programs, Federal Bar for the District of New Hampshire as well as New Hampshire Bar Association.